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Montague is issuing a notice to proceed and signing a construction contract with Taylor Davis Landscape Company for the Montague Center Complete Streets Improvements project. The contract is $492,986, funded by a Complete Streets Grant, with work scheduled from July 13, 2026 through March 31, 2027. This identifies Taylor Davis as the civil/streetscape incumbent and signals upcoming needs in traffic control, materials, landscaping, and construction support during implementation.
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$492,986Jul 13, 2026Montague is issuing a notice to proceed and executing a $492,986 construction contract with Taylor Davis Landscape Co. for the Montague Center Complete Streets 2026 project, funded by a Complete Streets Grant. Work runs from July 13, 2026 through March 31, 2027 and covers street, sidewalk, and safety improvements per Attachment A. Civil contractors, traffic engineering firms, and streetscape suppliers should track this as an active build with grant backing, opening chances for subcontracting, materials supply, and later maintenance or add‑on phases.
Contract Award
$492,986Jul 13, 2026Montague is issuing a notice to proceed for the Montague Center Complete Streets Improvements project to Taylor Davis Landscape Company. The contract value is $492,986, funded via a Complete Streets Grant, indicating construction and streetscape work is moving into implementation. This gives contractors and design firms insight into scope, current prime, and grant funding, helpful for subs, materials suppliers, and future Complete Streets phases.
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$492,986Jul 13, 2026Greenfield’s Council is holding a June 17, 2026 public hearing and second reading to appropriate the FY2026 Community Preservation Budget and related FY2027 operations, including $243,330 for Community Preservation Committee operations and targeted CPA project funding: $8,730 for Beacon Field enhancements (Recreation Department), $20,000 for the Greenfield Conservation Fund (Conservation Commission), $20,000 for the Millers Meadow Project (Planning Department), $24,600 for the Greenfield Tap and Die historic paintings preservation, $30,000 for preservation of historic city documents (City Clerk), $30,000 for the Greenfield Housing Authority’s security deposit and rental assistance fund, $50,000 to Rural Development Inc. for the 176 Main Street affordable housing project, and $60,000 to Franklin Community Cooperative for former Wilson’s building façade restoration. These appropriations were previewed in the May 20, 2026 first reading and are now up for formal adoption. Once appropriated, these CPA funds will flow to city departments and partner organizations to execute park enhancements, land conservation, historic preservation, and affordable housing work. While several external recipients are named (Rural Development Inc., Franklin Community Cooperative), they may in turn procure design, construction, preservation, and program administration services. Vendors in historic preservation, small-scale park design, affordable housing development services, and records conservation can watch for downstream contracts and subcontracts tied to these CPA-funded projects.
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$486,660Jun 17, 2026Erving’s Select Board and Capital Planning Committee are set to review competing quotes for a Wacker Neuson EW65 wheeled excavator and attachments under MA State Contract FAC-116. Town Meeting authorized a five‑year lease with annual payments capped at $49,420, but current quotes with mower and asphalt cutter slightly exceed this and require funding decisions. Vendors of heavy equipment and attachments should note the Town is still finalizing scope and financing, including whether to buy certain implements separately from capital or highway funds. A focused conversation on value options, alternate configurations, or financing structures could influence the July 13 joint meeting outcome.
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$246,062Jul 13, 2026The Wendell Selectboard received an update on the Erving-Wendell bridge replacement on Farley Road. MassDOT approved a design change, extended the completion deadline to June 30, 2027, and RDF approved a second contract; project cost is now $611,511 for both towns. DOT also plans separate funding to cover a $180,000 cash shortfall, with steel girders currently in fabrication. This is a multi-year, grant-backed bridge project where engineering, construction, and materials vendors may still find follow-on, inspection, and maintenance opportunities as work continues to completion and reopening projected by end of August.
Grant Funding
$611,511Jun 17, 2026MassDOT approved a design change for the Erving-Wendell bridge on Farley Road, and the completion deadline was extended from June 30, 2026 to June 30, 2027. A second contract for the extension was approved by the Rural Development Fund, steel girders are in fabrication, and DOT may provide an extra $180,000 from a separate funding source. This is a multi-town, grant- and state-funded bridge project now in delivery, useful for firms offering construction support, inspection, materials, or change-order-related services.
Grant Funding
$611,511Jun 17, 2026Montague is issuing a notice to proceed for the Montague Center Complete Streets Improvements project. Taylor Davis Landscape Company will receive a $492,986 contract funded by a Complete Streets Grant. The main construction vendor is decided, but engineering, traffic calming, accessibility, and future phases of Complete Streets work may still need design, materials, and related services.
Grant Funding
$492,986Jul 13, 2026The Select Board discussed paving work around the town hall and library after receiving a quote of $56,000. They may rebid the milling and paving, but FRCOG would charge a fee to manage a rebid, and they are also checking with MIIA risk management about coverage or programs. This is early planning and pricing, so paving and civil contractors, as well as firms that support bid development or grant/insurance-backed projects, could help refine scope, funding, and procurement options.
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$56,000Jun 22, 2026The Assistant Town Administrator plans to award the Avenue A Streetscape planter maintenance contract to Abound Design Incorporated for the 2026 season. The contract runs June 1, 2026 through November 15, 2026 with a total value of $7,000. This locks in an incumbent for streetscape maintenance, but creates potential for follow-on landscaping, streetscape enhancements, and future-year maintenance bids.
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Government Agencies in Franklin County, Massachusetts
57 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Whately School District
School125 students
Warwick School District
School27 students
Town of Whately
City1,625 pop.
Town of Wendell
City921 pop.
Town of Warwick
City776 pop.
Town of Sunderland
City3,636 pop.
Town of Shutesbury
City1,721 pop.
Town of Shelburne
City1,878 pop.
Town of Rowe
City421 pop.
Town of Orange
City7,558 pop.
Town of Northfield
City2,863 pop.
Town of New Salem
City1,014 pop.
Town of Montague
City8,444 pop.
Town of Monroe
City115 pop.
Town of Leyden
City731 pop.
Town of Leverett
City1,861 pop.
Town of Heath
City720 pop.
Town of Hawley
City353 pop.
Town of Gill
City1,552 pop.
Town of Erving
City1,663 pop.
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